Palo Verde Tour is the perfect half-day safari.
Enjoy the boat tour on the Tempisque River and discover the wildlife of Palo Verde National Park in Guanacaste. See white-faced and howler monkeys, American crocodiles, birds, iguanas and much more. Palo Verde Tour begins with a tour that will take you through sugar cane and melon plantations. We will also pass through picturesque towns where you can observe the authentic Guanacaste lifestyle. The excursion is the perfect half-day nature discovery adventure; Here you will find the largest concentration of birds in Central America.

Find species like herons, egrets, macaws, kingfishers and more; Palo Verde National Park is perfect for bird lovers. Additionally, in Palo Verde National Park you can observe a significant number of American crocodiles, large iguanas, white-faced and howler monkeys, bats, basilisks better known as Jesus Christ lizards, scarlet macaws (in season) and many other species of wildlife, including some of them in extinction. Palo Verde Boat Tour is a perfect option for families and groups interested in close contact with nature. After the boat tour, you will enjoy a typical lunch prepared in wood-fired ovens. making this tour an excellent opportunity to discover the flora and fauna of the area. Also, if you wish, we can stop to buy souvenirs in one of the shops on the way back to your hotel or villa. All our tours in Guanacaste offer you private transportation, this way we can provide you with a personalized experience and at the same time we care about your safety. This way, we allow you to change your itinerary (if possible), make stops along the way and enjoy the day at your own pace, without rushing.

The Palo Verde Tour departs from the Playas del Coco, Playa Hermosa, Ocotal and Riu Guanacaste hotels. We also leave from Andaz Papagayo, Planet Hollywood Guanacaste and Four Seasons Peninsula. As well as Secrets Papagayo, Villas Sol, Occidental Papagayo, El Mangroove Resort among others. You can also enjoy our tours from Playa Tamarindo, Flamingo, Playa Conchal and Potrero.